Directory 4,089 records
Deities
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Each one kept apart
All deities
Across 18 traditions, and 1,038 in none yet.
3,241–3,360 of 4,089
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Ordered by how many Wikipedias have an article on each — a measure of how widely a subject is written about, not of its importance to any tradition.
1,038 of these sit in no collection yet, so they appear under All and under no tradition.
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Buddhist traditions Jāṅgulī - Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Javinė Lithuanian goddess
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Jehovah 1 God-like entity important in the mythology of the satirical Church of the SubGenius -
East Asian traditions Jiang Ziwen Taoist deity - Jibt False object of belief or worship, or an individual who exceeds all bounds of propriety or a state of oppression and injustice
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East Asian traditions Jing Huan Fairy Dream of the Red Chamber character - Jìng zhǔ
- Jinjia Yinsuo
- Jinling Shengmu Investiture of the Gods character
- East Asian traditions Juliusun Investiture of the Gods character
- Greek and Roman Juno Februata Roman festival
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Jupiter Tonans Roman deity - Kakasbos
- Anatolia and the ancient Balkans Kammamma Hattic and Hittite goddess
- East Asian traditions Kamuōichihime Japanese goddess
- Ancient Egypt Kamutef Egyptian god
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic · Norse and Germanic Kave Spiritual entity in Finnish mythology
- Keithel Lairembi Ancient Meitei goddess of commerce
- East Asian traditions Kenas-unarpe Ainu god
- Kenos First Howenh in Selk'nam mythology
- Kiaše Hurrian sea god
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Buddhist traditions Kiṃkara
- Norse and Germanic Kólga Personification of waves in Norse mythology
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East Asian traditions Konseijin
- Korou Nongmai Hanpi
- South Asian traditions Kotavi Mother of Banasura in Hindu mythology
- Greek and Roman Kraneia
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Kṣetrapāla Tutelary guardian deity in Indian religions -
East Asian traditions Kume no sennin - Kura (deity) Eblaite god
- Kwoth Supreme creation god of the Nuer people
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Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Latobius Celtic god
- Lieaibolmmai God of the hunt in Sami mythology
- Ligobubfanu Creator goddess on Truk in Micronesia
- Greek and Roman Limnaee Nymph
- Loktak Ima Meitei water goddess
- Lona Hawaiian goddess of Moon
- Mesopotamia and the Levant Lugala'abba Mesopotamian god
- Oceania and Australia Lutunasobasoba Fijian ancestor deity
- Greek and Roman Macelo Greek mythological figure
- Macha Ibemma Khudithibi Meitei goddess
- Mahabrahma Figure in Buddhist Mythology
- Maher God of the Axsumites and the Himyarites
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Greek and Roman Maia Deities of Roman mythology -
Buddhist traditions Maitreya Triad - Makpa Louoipa
- Steppe, Siberia and the Arctic Mano Personification of the moon in Sami mythology
- South Asian traditions Mara Hindu goddess
- South Asian traditions Maria Sinukuan Pampangan solar deity
- Marshal Heavenly Mugwort Taoist god of protection, one of four sages in North Pole, revered as god of the stars
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East Asian traditions Marshal Kang - Mataaho Māori deity
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Matunos
- Oceania and Australia Matuu God in Polynesian mythology
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Mẫu Địa Phủ Mother Goddess of the Earth Palace (Địa Phủ), one of the Four Palaces of Đạo Mẫu (Mother Goddess religion), an indigenous religion of Vietnam -
Mẫu Thoải - Mawu-Lisa
- May-Ata
- Mbokomu Ngombe deity
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Greek and Roman Meilichius Epithet of Zeus and Dionysus, and/or Greek divinity -
Greek and Roman Melobosis One of the Oceanids - Greek and Roman Menodice Nymph, mother of Hylas
- Oceania and Australia Merau Polynesian deity
- Mes-sanga-Unug Mesopotamian god
- Mesopotamia and the Levant Meskilak Goddess of Dilmun
- Greek and Roman Messeis Nymph of a spring
- Greek and Roman Midea Nymph, mother of Aspledon by Poseidon
- Oceania and Australia Miru Goddess from Polynesian mythology
- Greek and Roman Mise Greek deity
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Mitinis Kalvis Blacksmith character in Lithuanian mythology
- Mondamin Maize deity
- Monimos Syrian god of the evening star
- Greek and Roman Moria Nymph in Greek mythology
- Greek and Roman Myrtoessa Arcadian nymph
- Nandou Sing yun
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Buddhist traditions Naraen Kongō Buddhist deity - Narodakini
- Greek and Roman Nete One of the three muses of the lyre that were worshipped at Delphi. Her sisters were Mese and Hypate
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Neto Celtic deity
- Nga Siberian deity
- Nibhaz Deity of the Avim
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Buddhist traditions Nīlakaṇṭha - Mesopotamia and the Levant Ninmug Mesopotamian artisan goddess
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Niulang Chinese deity
- Njambe
- East Asian traditions Nulgubjishin Household god (Shamanism on Jeju Island)
- Num Creator and high god of the Nenets people of Siberia
- Oceania and Australia Numakulla
- Numitsana Khomadon
- Od İyesi Turkic and Mongolian spirit or deity of fire
- Greek and Roman Oeroe River goddess of Boeotia, daughter of Asopos
- East Asian traditions Ōgetsuhime Japanese deity
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic · Greek and Roman Olloudius Celtic god
- Olofin (The great one) Deity in yoruba religion and Ooni, King of Ile-Ife with the titles"Olofin"
- Mesoamerica and the Andes Omecihuatl Aztec female deity
- Ora Albanian mythological figure associated with human destiny
- Greek and Roman Oreius Greek divinity, son of Polyphonte
- Orek Animated corpse in Turkish folklore
- Orisa Oluwa Yoruba deity
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Greek and Roman Orithyia Nereid of Greek mythology - East Asian traditions Pa-cha Chinese God
- Greek and Roman Palaemon Greek sea god, aspect of Melicertes
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Buddhist traditions Pāṇḍara-vāsinī - Ancient Egypt Panebtawy Egyptian deity
- Greek and Roman Pasithoe One of the Oceanids
- Greek and Roman Patelana
- Pehuson Proto-Indo-European pastoral god
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Greek and Roman Peloreus Gigant in Greek mythology - Penino Deity of the Gauls
- Greek and Roman Periboea Oceanid of Greek mythology
- Greek and Roman Phoebe Hamadryad, wife of Danaus
- Greek and Roman Phoenissa
- Greek and Roman Physis
- Greek and Roman Plexaure Nereid
- Celtic, Slavic and Baltic Poeninus Ancient Alpine deity
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African traditions Preto Velho - Prince Bing Ling Chinese god
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East Asian traditions Prince Jin Crown prince of King Ling of Zhou, mid 6th century BC, later venerated as a Taoist immortal - Greek and Roman Pronoe Naiad in Greek mythology,
- Pugot Filipino mythical creature